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Brodwax Lighting Develops Energy-Efficient Night Time Lighting Solution

Brodwax Lighting, a Florida-based company, has declared the inclusion of SunAire Outdoor Fluorescent Security Light in their range of fluorescent lightings.

SunAire Security Light Bronze

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The multi-use outdoor light incorporates energy-saving fluorescent bulbs and an inbuilt sensor to switch-on the light during the night.

The fluorescent security light is supplied in two colors such as bronze and white. A ribbed lens built into the fluorescent security light provides bright and consistent lighting. The UL listed lamp also can be utilized in wet surroundings and function even in sub zero temperatures. The stylishly designed light is safe to use and cost-effective.

According to Barry Wax from Brodwax lighting, the lighting option combines the energy efficiency of a fluorescent lighting with that of a sensor technology to provide quality outdoor lighting. Wax also added that the company continues to conduct research for developing energy-efficient products that render advanced lighting solutions to both commercial and residential clients.

Source: http://www.brodwax.com/

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